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What was a major characteristic of early digital art creations?

  • Absence of mathematical principles
  • Focus solely on traditional subjects
  • Incorporation of geometric forms and patterns (correct)
  • Usage of organic shapes and fluid designs

Who were primarily the early experimenters in digital art during the 1960s?

  • Engineers and scientists (correct)
  • Musicians and composers
  • Art critics and historians
  • Professional artists and graphic designers

Which areas saw the emergence of critically acclaimed computer art exhibits?

  • Europe, Russia, and the United States (correct)
  • Asia and Australia
  • Only Europe and the United States
  • Africa and South America

What role did traditional subjects play in the works of early digital artists?

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What does the phrase 'strong scientific or mathematical look and feel' refer to in digital art?

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Early digital art

First computer-generated art, often created by engineers and scientists using early computer hardware.

Digital art focus

Early digital artwork often emphasized geometric shapes, repetitive patterns, and incorporated traditional subjects as elements within these patterns rather than singular subjects.

Early digital artists

Engineers and scientists who explored artistic potential with early computer technology.

Computer art popularity

Digital art became widely acclaimed and popular, with prominent artists emerging in Europe, Russia, and the US.

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Digital art origins

Digital art gained prominence in the early 1960s due to advancements and accessibility in computer technology.

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Study Notes

Early Digital Art

  • Digital art emerged in the early 1960s due to advancements in technology.
  • Early practitioners were primarily engineers and scientists, not artists.
  • These individuals recognized the artistic potential of applying scientific/mathematical principles.
  • Early digital art often featured geometric shapes and repeating patterns.
  • More traditional subjects were incorporated into these forms and patterns, rather than being the focus.
  • Computer art gained critical acclaim and popularity.
  • Digital artists became prominent in Europe, Russia, and the US.

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